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    • Biomedical engineering

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    • Distal radius malunion is a frequent complication after fracture, often requiring corrective osteotomy (CO) for symptom relief.
    • Traditional 2D imaging has limitations in visualizing bone architecture for pre-, intra-, and postoperative assessment.
    • Advancements in 3D imaging, virtual planning, and 3D printing offer potential improvements.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To review current literature on computer-assisted technologies for corrective osteotomy in distal radius malunion.
    • To inform clinicians and biomedical engineers about the benefits and drawbacks of these innovative techniques.
    • To discuss future perspectives for integrating these technologies into standard practice.

    Main Methods:

    • Literature review of studies on 3D imaging, virtual planning, and 3D printing for corrective osteotomy.
    • Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of computer-assisted technologies.
    • Synthesis of findings regarding the efficacy and future potential of these methods.

    Main Results:

    • Computed-tomography-based 3D virtual planning demonstrates efficacy in managing distal radius malunion.
    • Patient-specific 3D printed guides and implants represent a promising method for translating preoperative plans to surgical execution.
    • Current literature supports the effectiveness of 3D planning and printing in CO.

    Conclusions:

    • Computer-assisted 3D planning and patient-specific 3D printing are valuable tools for corrective osteotomy in distal radius malunion.
    • Further biomechanical studies, larger clinical trials, and increased clinician training are essential for broader clinical implementation.
    • These technologies hold significant potential to enhance surgical outcomes for distal radius malunion.